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Haha, never said I was coping...

99.95 would be nice.

approx 13, I reckon if you said anywhere from 11-15 you would be marked right...

I got 19/20 for multiple choice. I can't think of anywhere I would have definitely lost marks in section 1, covered everything, and wrote 2 extra pages for the 8 mark question. I made a stupid mistake in my elective and called the human lens the cornea, don't ask me why, exam mental blank...

I'm also reasonably certain, where it said trangenics, it should have said transgenesis. Translocation refers to the source-sink theory in the movement of materials in plants in Maintaining a Balance. Gene translocation is not covered in NSW biology so they would not ask a question on it. On...

Antibiotics would have been incorrect, developing a vaccine would be correct.

In biology viral means, of or realting to a virus or viruses, its only it popular culture it refers to rapid 'circulation'.

Don't ask me why, but in the communication topic, everywhere I should have wrote lens, I wrote cornea, anyone have any idea how many marks this will lose me?

Yer, I think you're right, it's a shame though, because usually when the answer is required to be 'most right' the question is ambiguous. However this question isn't ambiguous at all and in fact very specific. Thank you Mirik.

What feature of prions distinguishes them from all other types of pathogens? (A)Prions are not cells. (B)Prions do not contain DNA. (C)Prions do not contain nucleic acids. (D)Prions cannot reproduce outside a host cell. The Board of studies has answer C, which is correct, as a...

2 booklets - 5 pages - comprehension (35 minutes) 2 booklets - 4.5 pages - creative (25 minutes) 3 booklets - 8 pages - essay (1 hr :( )

We already do 4 hours of english which is more than any other subject, I doubt anyone would be happy if they made the exam longer.

How many pages did everyone write?

Using the fact, theta = inverse sin (h/6) and the drawing that a ladder (of 6 metre's long) is leaning up against a wall at a height of h and angle theta The ladder slips down the wall at a constant rate of 0.05ms, find the rate at which the angle is changing in degrees and minutes when...

Wow, how obscure to bring the exapnsion in, but thank you very much.

Would someone be able to explain this final step to me, :) thanks in advance:

Don't know if you're still there, but there is one more step that I just can't comprehend tonight:

ahhh! thank you kindly :)

sorry about that :S